I'm in Southeast Asia, and You're Telling Me I Loaded the Demonic Sect System?

Aside from the family-centric plot being so-so, everything else was exactly to my liking. The "I am the only one who matters" theme definitely emphasizes self-importance, especially regarding women. Many people want to read stories without a female lead; the greater the power, the more women one attracts. Unless the male lead is impotent, in unfinished stories, he'll want to try out all kinds of women—it's human nature. Only after overcoming lust will one become indifferent to women.

This could be considered a dark fantasy novel. It's really hard to find novels like this after the internet ban, so enjoy it while you can. Similar dark fantasy novels like "I Kill the Wolf: Reborn as a Tycoon" and "Gynecological Duckbill Pliers" by Aobiye were incredibly satisfying, but unfortunately, they both flopped. The author should carefully manage the tone and write more about survival—that's the key! Keep it up, five stars!

It suits my taste. There are no messy, hidden families with inherited lineages. The male protagonist is a man of his own, establishing a nation and building a career. He is a mastermind behind the scenes, with women of all shapes and sizes.

There's nothing wrong with it, except that there's no need to take in the women from those parks after they've been passed around a few times. Everything else is fine, the pacing is good, and the time flow isn't like those where a few months only pass after hundreds of chapters.

I think there are two ways to create a puppet: First, like planting a Gu worm, threatening and controlling people, whose minds won't be changed but will submit out of fear. Second, like creating a corpse puppet, turning them into a mindless, unthinking being. In this novel, controlling people is really just about changing their loyalty.

This is so good! I love this kind of logically sound and satisfying story. Keep up the good work, author!

I'm so confused. This book, which easily surpasses any current 9-point work, has such a low rating. It's truly excellent, a rare gem.

Looks good. Good quality. A few minor flaws. But the flaws don't detract from its overall excellence.

It's very good, fits the villain theme perfectly, and is very immersive.

Not bad! He got a cheat ability but didn't have any connection with the official storyline, he's not a brainless overpowered protagonist, he can even farm and develop his character, and the writing didn't fall apart. Nine out of ten! Well, to put it simply, he's putting on airs with a certain class!